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Archival collection of Paul Henri GASSIER (1883–1951), journalist, illustrator, and socialist activist, comprising: -Profiles of Mr. and Mrs. Gassier, a pair of plaster bas-reliefs in a medallion, signed by Léo Roussef and dated 1928; Diameter: 22 cm -"To the Polls, Citizens" and "Get to Work," original drawings from two sheets of humorous cartoons signed by GASSIER (54 x 41 cm and 51 x 38 cm) -Menus and culinary-themed materials, including “Les bâtons de chaise” with erotic illustrations by Schemm -Sketches, portraits, and caricatures, including “Les hommes d’hier / Mr. Rococo” in color and mounted under glass -Correspondence, including postcards addressed to Gassier, his wife, or various others -an album containing approximately 400 caricature and humorous postcards about the war (Rabier, Poulbot, Warnot, Forain, Bonfils, Em Dupuis, Hansi, André Hellé, d’Ostoya, Bofa, Lucien Laforge, etc. some series with original envelopes), including about forty on works of art -advertising poster by Sennep, “They’re All Reading *Oxygène*” (numerous tears) -newspaper clippings. A rich collection of materials, as is
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